If you are looking for a unique combination of nostalgia, inspiration and holiday cheer for Christmas, look no further than Heavenly Christmas Film Classics, a two-hour compendium of six yuletide short films from the folks who gave us the highly…
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You know the drill. Below is a classic movie photo with Jason’s caption. You’re encouraged to leave your own suggestion in the comment section below! “…the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy neither.”
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Of the hundreds of Yuletide-themed films made over the years, two titles in particular are regarded by many as must-see holiday favorites. We’ve stated our cases, “Why It’s a Wonderful Life Is Wonderful“, “20 Reasons Miracle on 34th Street Is…
Read more →Type the keyword “Christmas” into the Internet Movie Database, and you’ll get a listing of more than 3,000 film and TV titles stretching back to 1897. Certainly no other holiday comes close to the number of times some aspect of the…
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Frank Capra was a great director, but probably a lousy businessman. How else do you explain his Christmas classic It’s a Wonderful Life falling into the public domain, and not earning a nickel for the director or his family for…
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Guest blogger Rick29 writes: With the holiday season upon us, it only seems appropriate to do a Yuletide version of “The Five Best” series. Between 1938 and 2000 alone, there were over 100 movies centered around Christmas and I’m not…
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Happy holidays from MovieFanFare! With Christmas right around the corner, I thought I’d pose a simple question to you faithful readers out there: what movies do you hope to recieve this year? Did you ask Santa for any cinema classics…
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Guest blogger The Lady Eve writes: I’m looking forward to spending some time with one of my favorite families over the coming Thanksgiving weekend, Hannah and Her Sisters (as well as her other relatives and friends). Hannah and Her Sisters,…
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Miracle on 34th Street (1947) On Thanksgiving, my family usually keeps the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on, with my dad yelling for all of us to see a float or something now and then. My mom has always enjoys watching the Rockettes…
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The massive success of Avatar only cements that 3D films are here to stay. So the question now becomes, what requirements does a movie need to warrant this technology? Would Inglourious Basterds or Up in the Air be better or…
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Guest contributor Victoria Balloon writes: Watching certain films can be a cherished holiday tradition. The problem is that after the tenth time, you already know that the angel gets his wings, the kid gets the BB gun, and it snows….
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